Hamburger SV v Arsenal, 13 September 2006

Score2-1 to Arsenal
RefereePeter Frojdfeldt
CompetitionUEFA Champions League Group G
VenueAOL Arena, Hamburg
Attendance51,258

View Arsenal v Hamburger SV head to head

1 Hamburger SV

2 Arsenal

Goals:

Boubacar Sanogo 90 G

Goals:

Gilberto Silva penalty 12 P
Tomáš Rosický 53 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Sascha Kirschstein
Defender Vincent Kompany
Defender Joris Mathijsen
Defender Bastian Reinhardt
Defender/Midfielder Guy Demel
Midfielder Nigel de Jong
Midfielder David Jarolím
Midfielder Piotr Trochowski
Midfielder Raphaël Wicky
Forward Danijel Ljuboja
Forward Boubacar Sanogo

Starting lineup:

Jens Lehmann Goalkeeper
Johann Djourou Defender
William Gallas Defender
Emmanuel Eboué Defender/Midfielder
Kolo Touré Defender/Midfielder
Cesc Fàbregas Midfielder
Gilberto Silva Midfielder
Aleksandr Hleb Midfielder
Tomáš Rosický Midfielder
Emmanuel Adebayor Forward
Robin van Persie Forward

Substitutions:

Stefan Wächter for Raphaël Wicky 11
Mehdi Mahdavikia for Guy Demel 55
Paolo Guerrero for Danijel Ljuboja 82

Substitutions:

Justin Hoyte for Kolo Touré 28
Julio Baptista for Robin van Persie 69
Mathieu Flamini for Aleksandr Hleb 70

Cards:

Sascha Kirschstein 10 R

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Stefan Wächter
Forward Paolo Guerrero
Forward Mehdi Mahdavikia

On the bench:

Defender/Midfielder Justin Hoyte
Midfielder Mathieu Flamini
Forward Julio Baptista

Comments:

Unused substitutes: Mario Flinger, Besart Berisha, Alexander Laas and Colin Benjamin

Comments:

Unused substitutes: Manuel Almunia, Freddie Ljungberg, Alexandre Song Billong and Theo Walcott Boubacar Sanogo's goal was the first conceded by Arsenal keeper Jans Lehmann for a Champions League record of 853 minutes of play. The previous record holder was Edwin van der Sar, who did not concede a goal for 658 minutes while playing for Ajax in the 1995-96 season. The last player to score a Champions League goal against Lehmann was Bayern Munich's Hasan Salihamidzic in the 65th minute of their 3-1 victory on 22 February 2005.

1 Hamburger SV

Goals:

Boubacar Sanogo 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Sascha Kirschstein
Defender Vincent Kompany
Defender Joris Mathijsen
Defender Bastian Reinhardt
Defender/Midfielder Guy Demel
Midfielder Nigel de Jong
Midfielder David Jarolím
Midfielder Piotr Trochowski
Midfielder Raphaël Wicky
Forward Danijel Ljuboja
Forward Boubacar Sanogo

Substitutions:

Stefan Wächter for Raphaël Wicky 11
Mehdi Mahdavikia for Guy Demel 55
Paolo Guerrero for Danijel Ljuboja 82

Cards:

Sascha Kirschstein 10 R

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Stefan Wächter
Forward Paolo Guerrero
Forward Mehdi Mahdavikia

Comments:

Unused substitutes: Mario Flinger, Besart Berisha, Alexander Laas and Colin Benjamin

2 Arsenal

Goals:

Gilberto Silva penalty 12 P
Tomáš Rosický 53 G

Starting lineup:

Jens Lehmann Goalkeeper
Johann Djourou Defender
William Gallas Defender
Emmanuel Eboué Defender/Midfielder
Kolo Touré Defender/Midfielder
Cesc Fàbregas Midfielder
Gilberto Silva Midfielder
Aleksandr Hleb Midfielder
Tomáš Rosický Midfielder
Emmanuel Adebayor Forward
Robin van Persie Forward

Substitutions:

Justin Hoyte for Kolo Touré 28
Julio Baptista for Robin van Persie 69
Mathieu Flamini for Aleksandr Hleb 70

Cards:

On the bench:

Defender/Midfielder Justin Hoyte
Midfielder Mathieu Flamini
Forward Julio Baptista

Comments:

Unused substitutes: Manuel Almunia, Freddie Ljungberg, Alexandre Song Billong and Theo Walcott Boubacar Sanogo's goal was the first conceded by Arsenal keeper Jans Lehmann for a Champions League record of 853 minutes of play. The previous record holder was Edwin van der Sar, who did not concede a goal for 658 minutes while playing for Ajax in the 1995-96 season. The last player to score a Champions League goal against Lehmann was Bayern Munich's Hasan Salihamidzic in the 65th minute of their 3-1 victory on 22 February 2005.